New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-20
OPINION OF AN EXPERT.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL on the LETTER-AN

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL ON THE
INVESTIGATION PROPOSED.
LONDON April 10-Mr Nethercllrt. an eminent chro
graphic expert has compared the signature attached TO
The Tiness Parne letter with two OF Mr. Parnels sig
natures but declines TO express positive opinion In the
absence Of further examples. lie says there are dis
PARTIES between the signature to The TeSs letter and
the others, and that there are also dspartes be-
tween the latter two He thinks the farest comparison
would be with signatures Of the date that OF The
Times not with signatures recently written for a test
He says that the signature given by The Times If false
Is very good imitation, but that 1t would be unfair to
give opinion based upon two signatures written for
purposes Of comparison
LONDON pril 19-Lord Randolph Churchill speaking at
Nottingham this evening said that the Parnetcs choose
to bring action against The London Times they need not
trust English jury because they take proceedings
against the paper in Ireland or Scotland ne would not
make himself party to the accusation put II might DC
the Parneltes TO take action TO clear Itself as body OF
the grave charges made against section OF s members
Liberal Unon:t gave nouce that he woud move ior inc
appointment oa select committee to investigate the
other Irish leaders In connection with crime Ill Ireland
SULLIVAN ANSWERS MAJOR sAUNDERsON.
CHICAGO, April 19-In speaking of the debate in Par
Lament last night, In which his name mentioned.
Alexander Sullivan said to-day:
While Major Ssunderson is cowardly bully and brutal
Gora maTtnson has become su and eVden
prepared TO believe falsehoO however prcposorou
Of death Of his brother Lord Frederick Cavendh
affair as Hatngt himself and in that respect
precisely position Mr. Parnell Mr. Eagan. MT
and others OF the National League whose
have untrutully connected with IL 80 far Lord
Cavendish concerned MT PArne perfectly expressed
my Vows and believe those OF Mr. Eagan. Mr. Brennan
their when he that he would have stood
he eeud that unfortunate man and the OF his
Concerning Burke the other victim while gnorano
the niepded him and totally from
Harrington himself and while do not approve OF that mode
political warfare pocritica 10 profess
syinpathy with the Americans will understand this
when add that he held In Ireland worse W possible At
held the prisoners in those dens and that Irshmen
can expected be for him than Union
soldiers been for Wrz had furious
victims Of his Aendhness sought chance to punish him
traitor besides playing the role Of patriot aud friend lie
yistod jas and under tho solemn guise OF
while crocodile tears down his cheeks tried 10
ex tort them something that might be twisted into
evidence to convict them.
COMING OVER TO DENOUNCE LORD LANsD0WNE.
DUBLIN, April 19.-Eyictions were resumed on Lord
Lansdownes estates to-day Messrs OBren and kbridge
Will sail for Canada On Sunday to dcnounce Lord Lans-
downe's course.
UNIONIsTs VOTING WITH THE HOME RULERS.
LONDON, April l9.-sir Henry Husssy Vivian and
Messrs. Talbot and wnsrbotham, unioust members OF
the House Of Commons, voted With tpe minority on ne
6amueleon emAndment last night Blk CppA4tvaQyoe,
six Gladstenians ten Hbsrai Uhonsts and three Irish
Nstonallsts were absent